GOP warming to low-carbon energy, activist says

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The GOP’s leading clean energy evangelist said Tuesday that Republicans are evolving in their support of low-carbon energy, while conceding that one reason may be the money he is putting into key Senate races.

“I think a lot of these issues are evolving, the electorate is evolving and the candidates are evolving” with them, said Jay Faison, who heads the clean energy group ClearPath and its super PAC.

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